mess; sorry state; -ways; -wards; in the act of ...; just as one is ...
twist; spin; ingenuity; sophistication (e.g. of writing style); wrapped offering (of money); twisting throw
palm heel; heel of the palm
through; throughout; in the course of; all over or throughout (e.g. a place)
inner structure; internal anatomy
loins; hips; pelvic region; waist
to be crushed; to be squashed (flat); to be discouraged
execution by tying a victim to a post and stabbing with spears; crucifixion
losing posture; falling position from which it is impossible to recover; lame duck; hopeless situation
war; battle; campaign; (arch.) troops; (arch.) forces
(ease of) handling; operation; arrangement (of pipes, wires, etc.); layout; wrestler's belt used in a bout
extremely gruesome; lurid; violent; bloody; fierce
skewer; spit; skewering; impalement; running through (e.g. with spear)
circuit (electric); cycle (e.g. Krebs cycle)
precision equipment; delicate equipment
pair; the two; both persons; both things
simultaneously striking one another (in kendo, etc.); draw; tie
shock (psychological); crisis (esp. financial); event that rattles the markets; shock (physical, mechanical); shock (e.g. due to lack of blood flow); trauma
incomprehensible; nonsensical; puzzling; I don't get it; I'm confused; I'm lost
to take the middle (between the two); to split the difference
thunderous; rumbling; thunderously; rumblingly
ordinary person; average person; man in the street; everyman; (a) nobody
making efficient; optimization
stone implement (e.g. stone age arrowheads); stone tool
intention; aim; preference (for); orientation (towards a goal)
spread; extension; influence; aftereffect; ripple
not having enough workers; being understaffed; being undermanned; having nothing one can do about something; having no options
big; large; drastic; full-width cloth (approx. 72 cm wide for traditional Japanese clothing; approx. 140 cm wide for Western clothing)
slump; crash; heavy fall; sudden decline
collapse; break; cave-in; crash; (market) decline
to leave (to someone, esp. after one's death); to bequeath
rising; developing; emergent; burgeoning; new